Fram2 astronauts ready for Elon Musk’s SpaceX launch to orbit Earth’s poles

FRAM2 astronauts were busy during the weekend with preparations for the upcoming Spacex launch of their mission to Orbit Earth North and South Piles.

Spacex said on Sunday in the X publication that the four astronauts in Fra2 “completed a full rehearsal of launch day activities before taking off on Monday.”

The photos shared by Elon Musk-Run Aerospace Company showed the FRAM2-Chun Wang spacecraft, Jannicke Mikkelsen, Rabea Rogge and Eric Philips- Wearing space and sitting in the Dragon spacecraft that they will ride on Monday evening.

FRAM2 seeks to achieve a “circular orbit 90 degrees” over the Earth’s polar areas after its launch from the NASA Kennedy Center in Florida using the Spacex Falcon 9 “,” according to Modern press release FRAM2.

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Spacex said: The target time to launch the Fram2 mission is 9:46 pm on Monday evening, with “three additional launch opportunities within the approximate window for 4.5 hours,” said Spacex.

The task is preparing to be “the first space for human polar distance”, where FRAM2 says that the Earth’s pillars “were not completely visible to other astronauts in orbit” regardless of the Apollo moon missions.

Chun detailed “crowded day” of pre -preparations to start on Sunday in the X Publishing, talking about “dry dress rehearsal”, the surroundings and other activities in which he participated.

FRAM2 four astronauts will “conduct 22 research studies designed to help enhance humanity capabilities for a long time and understand human health in space” while they are in orbit around Earth, according to Spacex.

Fra2 said that their orbit around the earth was supposed to last for several days.

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“After intense training and dedication to our entire crew, we are honored to continue the heritage of the frame name in an exciting era of exploring the commercial space,” Chun said in a press statement. “We are grateful for this opportunity, and we are grateful to Spacex to make this task a reality-we are excited to be the first crew to look at the polar areas of the Earth and capture it from the low-Earth orbit and support important research to help enhance the potential of humanity to explore the long space.”

Spacex brought the Falcon 9 vehicle and the dragon missiles designated for the Fram2 mission, which is approaching the Launcad platform on Saturday, according to the X Post. (Thomas Fuller/SOPA Images/Lightrockket via Getty Images/Getty Images)

Spacex brought the Falcon 9 vehicle and the dragon missiles designated for the Fram2 mission, which is approaching the Launcad platform on Saturday, according to the X Post.

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Fram2 astronauts spent more than eight months in the task training. Their training included many emergency simulations and preparedness, among other activities, according to FRAM2.